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BROKEN Bow, Neb., July 9.-For two weeks
the country west Of here has been infested by Of
desaeradoes. composed Of white men. Mexicans. and
half breed Indians Houses robbed and horses
stolen to such extent that reign of terror prevailed
and the citizens organized vigilance committee to
hunt down the maurauders The posse tracked the gang
from the Union Pacific Railroad nifty milos south OF
here to Anscnio about twenty miles northwest. whcre
they lost track of them and to broken Bow. In
the mesn time the thieves went to Ansemo and ast
night broke into several houses securing about $500
worth of goods including several guns. Tho Ansemo
City Marshal and number OF citizens gave chase this
morning. and succeeded in coruering them In cation
about six mites north of here
The desperndoes after firing vOlley at the posse,
whipped their horses and attempted to escape whom
tho posse opened fir. and killed OF the thieves An
other desperndo wounGcd but escaped The doad
man proved to be halt breed Indian. little later 9
wagon found containing guns, harness. cwelry and
other articles This afternoon reported TINT five
In had passed south of this town. and that
they were committing all sorts of depredatons. Aparty
has gone in pursuit OF them.
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Bushes, Principle. In tho Navy Yard.

The supplies OF the various departments In
the navy yard in accordance with the orders OF Secre
tary Whitney. have been placed under the
of Pay Director Stevenson All the supplies In
the storage building whence they are distributed when
required to the various bureaus The arrangement
led to the discharge of between twenty and thirty labor
and II will result In reduced pay roll OH Aug.
Commodore Gherard the commandment OF the yard. said
last nightito q Representative Of THe Sun:
Secretary Whitney's action in tho interests Of
economy It found that the services OF these men
could dispensed with and, trying this
yard merchant would run his private business they
had to regretted of course to have these mon
but It could not DO avoided 1t had been reported have
been Informed, that the supplies not guarded with
sufficient but there truth whatever in this
story The police system in tho yard perfect and tho
The Commodore said tile steel cruiser Boston
would be ready her four days dock trial Thurs
day II that proved satisfactory she would DO
once on her trial trip at The Chicago will return
where she received complete now coat OF paint The
work OF preparing her for her trial trip will DO pushed
forward as rapidly as possible.
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A Rivcr Eating Up tho Land.

Arcu1soN. Kan. July 9.-Since yesterday
about fifty OF land in Eas. Atchison. No.,
have been washed away by tho river The school
which month ago stood quarter OF q mile from tho
river bank moved and the ground which 1t
stood Is in the river The bank at that point per-
pendicular and thirty feet high. The river has been
Of yesterday drove the current against the bank with
Rroat vioorlcc washing the bed OF qGoksand which
lies below stratum OF clay and thus unidentified soc.
ton after section OF earth rs large as block of build.
current All the residents Of that portion of tho town
abandon them 10 The mercy Of the river The river is
steadily and surely cutting Its way through tho narrow
neck OF land which affords approach to the east end
Of the Atchson bridge, and unless the Govsrnment
thorties take speedy action IN the mstter the river will
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Brooklyn Ks Club sGs for cup
skllls out of 10 pigeons shot at.
Mr.. 4; a bonner has sold toJ. Lnmy Of Amherst
aam 0iy
This corn.hlan Yacht Club Of New York filed i.s
case Of yesserdny IN the County Clerks
~ s BY Bryan s1 s' Gosn SH
w. a'sS tel s
o s sy
rl Tas Mex Ss s4:ssn
Sy 'ets ss M snd
goals for the losers.
osyqs sG sSD: d MSGs s' x Eas s
tered contest. three rAcesat quarter Of mile, half
ass fh y saa ystd .se Won hsl @ils y y
hve yards Temple declined to contest tho mile race
Tho Charley Mitchell Reddy Gallag CHER six round hard
sTo ss nS Fss M
make the match Tor side bare knacSss 10
9 fnish Madden would not have Mitchell nkht to a
CHER could not secure. '0'
Tho Knickerbocker Yacht Club holds regatta July
p pr
SSSPs have ss tie sas
SSn sn ba9S nas
hE6t with eiCher q quincy Mass jack Ashtoa
i
tembsr at will take mo that time 10 get In form"
says Cleary. My best weight Is 1853 pounds but
might on pinch do l54. Jack Burke used me wrong
the ast time fought but will endeavor to return
the compliment this fall"
Capt Bogardus has sent this letter TO THE sur: ~
there has been great deal OF talk about pigeon
shooting. Now, have hold the championship for ak
teen years and have never been defeated for IT, and
although am "a years old, will shoot any man In the
world for a. Ool to toco eide, 100 pigeons iiuring
And also will bet 5000 81 that no family In tho world
can equal my family of shots"
Mr., Robert Bnnner's Maud S. hooked to u sulky
for the lIst time this season July 2 and Johnny
Murphy drove her an exercising mile In 2i5N This
done Mr, HOuners three quarter, mile track,
IarrytOwn and Ia the fastest mile rottnd this
season on any trace. Murphy Was iubilsnt and on
stepping OF the sulNy said Whnts the uss OF talk
ing about trottors She beat any OF them easy and
queen, III show him q 40 within ten days tell you,
Maud > IL In great form"
John Pay of Rockville, Conn., whom Pa, sheedy says
Is coming champion was knocked out by Jack Dcmp.
ssy at MaddenS Thirteenth street, two years ago.
Some RlcH vile rurts brought HIN 10 this city to
Linn u trial with some good man, They thought hun
wontrr and ~ the iino expressed the opinion that lbs
could stand before spliNa for four rnundH Madden
hal working for him lin Fell and several Other big and
not be persuaded TO tackle him Jack dempsey. how,
cOrsl ned 20 pnt the gloves with the big
from Connecticut When tho two stripped aud stood on
the stage Dempsey did look much bigger than ono
OF Fays legs Dempsey played all around him. hitting
him when and where he liked and finally IN the second
round settled him with left handler on the stomach,
followed BY right on the jaw, knocking Fay dead our
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Il PLAGUE or LoCUsTs.
Millions OF them Stripping tho Fields in
Minnesota.

PEnHAM, MINI, july 9.-Last year grass
hoppers appeared on ono or two fields In Per-
ham and destroyed part Of the crops. They
wero littlo fellows. unable to fly. and supposed
to be common grasshoppers They kept together
in swarm. worked mostly on the edges Of
the fields. cutting narrow swath, and disap-
poarod about harvest time.
Now the prairie at Perham Is alive with To-
Gusts. In the field they rise in q cloud and
beat against ones face, On every clear day,
when the wind is strong. millions Of them can
ries Thorn. The crops at Perham nre a dead
loss. Ten thousand acres can. already he
counted us destroyed. Vegetation In places
loaf is stripped Off and the kernel barred, leny-
ing the bare stalk and tho husk withoring in
and IS pss
bushes and young trees are stripped OF bark
and foliage. Numerous as these insects are
rnyn
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Racing at Warrington Park.

CHICAGO, July 9.-This was the ninth day Of
the Washington Park meeting First Race-Sclling,
and one quarter miles. Poos-Maara, $50; Red Stone,
SIS; BidGy Bowling 81; field $40. Ec'drta won by q
length Leman second, Sour Mash third.
Second Race-All ages; mile. Pools-Aure!ia, $50:
Jacobin SO; Mamie Hunt $40; field St1. Aureitd won
Mamie Hunt second, Jacobin third. Time. al
Third Rnce--Iniden stakes value 81 Bdo three.year
olls; one na P0Os-Daruna. $50; Miss Motley, Sl6;
field. Sit. DarunG won by ten lengths, Miss Motley
second Sailor 10Y A poor third Time :lU4
Fourth Racc--Laks View Handicap, value 5a5; two
year.0ds; six furlonHs. Poos-kaccland. 500; EN-
peror OF SorfIk and Los Angeles coupled $50 Allanah
and seneimerr. coupled S45: FIELD Si7 Emperor won
by length Los.Angees second sentiment third Time,
l:IG1.
Fifth Raco-six hurdles; mile and hss PoeisaTen.
won by two lengths LierO second, Lsco third Time,
-
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Racing ut Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS. July 0.-The first race to-
day mile for horses that have run and not won
during the meeting. PoosLeonora frs. choice at $40
Bellevue ssx Santa Claus S.; field Sis. Rody PrH0ls
won Santa Claus second. George Angus third. Time,
I.44A Mutuals paid sai,35
Second Rsce-Purse $3.50, for ell ages; selling allow
ances; mile and furlong. Pools-Lsan, SIS Orlando
sla; LAnsdoEuo sIB: the field, Sl2 Hs,He won IAns-
downe second, LigHn third Time, i5'al AutuAA paid
Third Race-Pursc $500; haudlcAp for all ages; mho
and three turlonRs Fools-oyAl Arch, Stoi Panama,
StE; Held $40 ldndmd Royal Arch second, Unique
third Time. 2:27H Mutuals paid SlS.a.
Fourth hnce--nwners' haniicapi sweepstakes Tor
ol,.s and upward; m,lo, Pools-Bnrnunl
80; berlin, tio neld 81" BI'a"m Won Berlin second
With Raco--Purse S4ni a hsndcnp steepechase over
the full course, fools-Beechnpre ~; Lacy Lifto0t
81 field Si2 LUCY Lghtf0t won. Bcerhmore second,
Jack third, Ha;g!o May fourth. Time, bit3. hutuas
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The shrewsbury Handicap.

Following arc tho entries and weights for tho
Shrewsbury Handicap to DO run at Monmouth Park on
Tuesday:
Trouhadour. 1872: The Bard, 1870: Exile: 1885, Iidalgo'
1875; Hen AL 1oa Favor ll9: Sir Joseph 1ap Dry Mono
pole. 100; Rupert ia; Ten Hooker, l5 Wickhnm i2;
kat.pan ia; Gurus ~; Bonapya iis; Grimaldi liz;
settle IH7: Gycops loI King Of Norfpk no. lops ~;
lie lo5 Taxgatherer lo4 Attorney l03: Elizabeth los
pnro Rye. l13 81 Augustine 100; Lottery s Flora o.
Shasta, 80; ELECTRICITY 81.
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A Bulletin from the Chinese Faculty.

Within two weeks nine Cinnamon Of the 800
in Chinatown have died The ninth departed from ID
Mott street yesterday to the heavenly
Quick consumption the bane of the In this
try and their doctors lay TO the insucency OF their
diet In this northern climate The three leading ~!
advising the chinese residents give up rice and Chi
Vegetables and eat beefseak potatoes milk and
bread aud butter conform to the civilized American
diet nearly they especially In the hot
This docs not mo-
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Earned runs-.Louisyile. - Broekyn. ,LIwo Ms
double play-Plips unass listed. first base on halls
Ramsey. 2; Porter I, struck Oui-Hamscy u; Porter O.
Passed bals-kerinA !, Cmrtre-Cnrry.
CiNcISNATL 2; METROPOLITAN, q
CISciSSAu, July n.-Mulanos mngnticcnt pitching
won TO dRys game for the Cncinnslis. Tho McirnE4l
tans could d0 nattls with his delivery, the two hits
made bcnS sharp rroundef which passed n" inieldrTS
BaldwinA support almost errOllcsS the passed bal
being really eScrsabe ashe recovered Il promptly and
made q good throw 70 second. Mnys wgs also very er
fectve four clean hits being maze by the Ieds The
feature OF the game was Radfords triple play In the
seventh inning. lie caught Baldwin's liner touched
second putting out Carpenter and threw TO nrst re
pEing Tebeau keenan, ppplrsd IN place u AcYuAaA
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Cricket.

At Livingston. 8. l., yesterday afternoon tho
Riverside Cricket Club was easily defeated by Staten
Island by Of 1871 to IT, Tho feature Of tho day
vas the heavy hitting of Cyril Wilson for Staten Island
ished every bowler severely In his whole there
and 2 twos.
The Manhattan Cricket Club efeated the Kings Coun
citing finish by four runs Mr. Cobb played in good form
for S8 for the winnerS and r. Harrand bowed well for
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-b, New Navy Dry Doel,..

WAsHINoroH, July 0.-The Navy Department
dissatisfied with the plans for the dry docks to be built
at Brooklyn aud Norfolk which were submitted by bid
de m under tile recent Commodore Har
mony chief u the Bureau OF Yards and DockA win
onmend 70 Secretary Whitney that TeadNertisement
made requiring bids upon plans which have been pre-.
pared BY the SureA1 -
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The N,..teea.nno, Cruisers.

WAsnISGToS. uly9.-Shipbuilder arc show
ing an increased interest In the construction OF tho nno
teen knot cruAer authorized by the last Congress- aud
within short time past applications for copies q The
been received AZ the department from the leading AMP
builders Of the United stAtsA
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PniLAnELrHA July 0.-Ft ,uson pitched better
of ball in his career but IL went for nothing In
the he credited with six strike nad he
would nave obtained p,e had not the batcrs struck
the ball Mll after bail cut ie plate In tho
Chicago scored in tbs first inning kyans base
bulls, lid pitch and Suivans single; two in the sec
ond doubles by CIarkson and Pcfcr and slg!n 10y
Buns and two IN the sixth on wild throw by Mnlycy
u ,oubt by sullivan and two put outs. Tho Philes
made two In the eighth triples by Ferguson and Glenn
ruts and Wild throw by fteer, and one in the ninth
singles By Ferguson and Farrar and an out. Tho
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CHICAGO A GOOD SECOND.
NEW YORK AGAIN DEEEATED BY DE-
TROIT AZ TIE POLo GROUNDS.

itsscore-Cew York T'ries n New Pitcher,
who Olives Great Promise-Othcr Games.
The. week ends with the Chicago Club in
second place md Now York fourth, willie Do
troit Ia still holding its own In good shape.
There is !ittio likelihood Of change in tho po-
sition OF tho olibs until the Now iorks arc In
condition to play with effect again. In yester-
days games Detroit beat New York; Chicago,
Philadelphia: Boston. Pittsburgh. and Indian
apols. Washington. In the American Associ-
alton thcHo is little or no change from ono
week nRo Yesterday both tho Brooklyn and
metropolitan clubs were beaten, the former by
Louisville and the Inter by Cincinnati Tho
Athletics beat Cleveland and 81. Louis boat
Baltimore. This leaves tho record as follows:
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THE GREENWICH TACHT RACES.
The AIccdo. the Nellie, tho Orienta. md th<
Telephone. t:,S Vinrers.


Telephone. tao SYinEers.
Tho Greenwich Yacht Club had their first
races OF the season yesterday afternoon. Tho
start was made In front Of tho Indian Harbor
Hotel. 1t was q contest for O pennant, and tho
entries wcrc:
First Ciass-Cabin s!oops 20 feet: The Alcedo,
owned by Commodore Hamilton; tho volusia, by ~. 81
Williams
Second Cass-Cabn sloops II: Tho Nellie. by Po
ice Capt. wilams; the Oracle D, by H. Tnsue, tho
latter Withdrawing.
Third Classical riggci 90 feet: Tho oricnta,
owned by George seney. Jr tho Zelda, by E. selleck
Fourth Classical rugged, under 30 feet The Terrapin
owned by Mr.. Jacobs Of Larchmon; the Triangle and
the Telephone. by George ID. Thyson.
The course, OF the sloops Of tho first class was
about twenty miles. tho start being on line
with tho boat club house, thence to q buoy at
the west end Of Captains Island, to Mnttinni-
cock Point, Hogs Island buoy, and ,, back to
the same place to q buoy Off the west end Of
Captains Island thence to q buoy. of old
Greenwich foint and back again. This course
rom the Southwest at l2aS:6 follow close
by tho Ncllie, at 12:23:2O, who had no
iSS%5Gf' ct 'a ad sas 'as
12:24:41. Tho Volusia soon led the way
and was we'll In advance OF tho Alcedo, at the
first tack but the latter GAINED upon mr. ri and
Island tho .Alcedo passing this point at 12;56:30
and the Volusia half minute later There
was now stiff breeze; and both si3ops made n,t
way. She rounded tho buoy ct Hog Island at
2:56:1O over a mile ahead OF her competitor,
who cleared 1t at 3:1l:2O
start. The Triangle was the only one OF the
smaller boats which dropped out,
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BosroS. IL; pir1snuRGr. 4.

Bo'roy, Jr'y n.-Mnrr- made his debut, before nos
ton audience TO day ant was puvcri,cd. The "Nean.
enters bntted ten earned runs rye OF them In the
seventh inning Maddens curves were an enigma TO
ing tho only run earned OIL his pitching; Morrill, made
four Eli hti and given base bnls Ills first
base play was phenomenal A one. hand pick up OF
widely thrown line ball in the third inning creRad tho
Rrontcst enthusiasm. Brilliant running catches were
male by johnston and Kelly Wise Nash and belly did
tc rrnc stick work. aud Maddcns base running was n
feature Brown and Becrher in the Held ami nj the bat
did te cs, work for the visitors The crowd was large
aud enthusiastic I0wcrSs poor judgment Of balls a
matter at general comment and criticism. The score:
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Race. ON the North n,vor Triangle.

The postponed races OF tho Columbia Yacht
Clubs regatta off yesterday the clubs TRAN
guar OF Eighty sixth street. North River. There
was fair wind.
Sebastian Burrs cabin yacht Julian tho only entry
In class b. The. for class G. between Albert NJ.
Everetts Henry Gray, Chas II. KnutRis Mischief and
Randolph Crugers Martha Mum was won by tho last
named by seconds after close contest with the
GRAY from @ start This the time:
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HARRY u1AKEss TnoT AGAINST TIME.
ssae Fails to Ereas His Record of 2'1o 1-S-
Lady Kensett Wins the .2I Class.

The announcement that tho bay gelding
Harry Wilkes would attempt to boat his record
of 2:13i, over Fleetwood track yesterday did
not draw as big attendance as had boon ex-
pected, although tho events on tho card wore
very good and holly contested. Tho following
ia q summary:
ssns Driving Gimp 9, Sew S Ssss third Iis
Il r e.: h s il i x ssy i f Rsn:s
sm m%' D. .o+
iS% ii!ES$; t. M vsias;i: owner;
F. 'P WHIST! j. m 1yi;s .i,sy.ns,l:: ss4s9saaa
sons oin' Owner. - dr.
'" iow NSn5 y ," DR..
II. e' T. Woodna. ch m, winona ~
4ime@3;4s aad aa s;aj aaSSi a:ss'G s;2s
The eight heats were trottcd closely and
Winner. Lady kenast was selling # seq; eld
SIS. but n great many OF those who thought
they knew, had their money invested in every
" IIho first trot of the day was then called.
Tho summary:
Purse $3.50 for rs class mile heats best three in five.
Es;:.s ssS!fa s E!s. owner owner
u bt. sEGGk e. f Sss MtsGs
f rHRSha + Is' Cruiser !. Nance
". ii, Lockwood, b Carrie l.. townor)........8 =
smart h. Prince e. towncr) LIP q ~
Cassidy Hror. b. g. ni!ly Trouble q kennedy).,s Il
ii Williams Gil. q Tommy Lambert towner).....n OH
" Tine--a ,l:i5l 2;a5,S 2:2eIa
In tho betting skylish Pilot sold for 500 Philosee,
SIS Held, 500.
Skylight Pilot had an easy time OF II, and won
worry nicely with plenty TO snare. In the second
heat, Just after tho word Was given. Billy Trou-
Bile and Dan jenkins collided, and Crescendo
and Tommy lambert came noar going oyor
thom. lilly Troubles wheel was gone, and he
had 10 return, but WAS not distanced. but nj
lowed TO start again In the next heat, and the
offending party was pot PUNISHED; ,,.,
tho following IL summary Frank Van Ness
drove him: ,< .., ,,,
First trial ....... .bh iiiaS iDi,< zisas3
Second trial. ,3.R lHmS LILA 2iint
Third trlll......,..,3o i'l"'1 i''oN <'hfi
Quite n number OF bats wore made Mt even
nSner that tho famous little GoldinE would not
beat 10 Tho judges were hessrs. David Bon
- / gp,ith nrU L. limiting.
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At New Haven-Sew Haven, =; Waterbury. 9.
TIE RECORD.
Won Lost Won. Lost.
W WssEss.yss SsT Hsvsn g
;ErLASEors GAzEL
Al Metropolitan Pari--Acmss, 10; sylvanS T.
At West EerEan-Connor i Co, IS; r W, Myers a
hs lyon G6 81 onn.r
Al Prospect Park-Morrson, Hartman Co, 7; E s.
'I At Yonksr era Il Y:-YonkcrS, 10; White Plains s.
A. Myack.New York Reserves .; Nyack, Z p,u,
4! EsfS.y1 suffers 4; su%mersa
Al stamiord-Yala / Town i6 Flushing :.
A sTsah
AT Elizabeth-Panrapo Athletic Club, II; Dauntless
AZ Ray9nne-pay9nEs Athletic Club 70; Second ninc,e
IRON The pIAroSp
Shndle was fined $40 In the game the Polo grounds
yesterday.
CiSrrSy,rr o. July o-Sezoilatipns are about com.
rrt tlel PLAYER die Cntinna Club, to the Meropol
nns The mater Yves announced as 9 met 10 day, but
Wien So x prevent Il" transfer
T.rEspApE, Julye-It |, reported here ;hls evening
Snst I'LL sne fTsnehe Of ts u1ca GaS and viii Join the
International League, July IS Tho directors here
known that each association in the International
League voted by telegraph 70 admit tho wikesDarre
rH,L.rsLpnrA July a--ManaGrr Foget OF the Indian
apo rIh today -.ied polh-nG me bic batter OF The
herlns n atty one Sacs his season batting
probah iy s9lplant naEi H. night Held Pohemus will
INK LEAGUE GOING TO
BosTos July alt Viii surprise the base ball public
hereabous TO learn that pot only tho Lawrence Club
Pat me fssm h de aTp SS on Inc sos,6n
were failure, both financially and a. team and much
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ST. LOUIS July o-The champions outplayed the Balti;
times exciting contest in the presence Of spec
Dave Foutz pitched of his old time brilliant
altInoIes were again the recipients Of rousg reSep
work After tho third inning Foua settled down bust
ness and but few scattering hits made off him.
chnnrons punched their hits in the first inning Carnh
ers and foutZ landing long three and two bag drives
ana scored three runs. The work of Conskey. Robin.
SON Latham Boyle, and Fout2 for tho champions, and
Greenwood Smith and Tucker for the visitors
The
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.


LouIsvIILr. July o-The home club played an up hill
game to-day and defeated the Brooklyn nine after tho
latter had obtained big lead hy punching six hits OF
Ram say scoring four runs in the first hiring With
the exception OF Phillips the fielding of the Visitors was
bad The score:
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Earned runs-New York Z; Detroit, 2. First base by
errors-New York. o; Detroit 4. strucS EtNew York,
s; Detroit Left on basos-New York, 3 Detroit, 3
shindle, u; Briody, 4 Ge,zein 2 Thres.oase hits
White |. Double psys-Rowe, Richardson and Rvouth
era =; Ward Carey and connor !: Ward, Connor and
Ewing Hit by pitcher-Sonc Wild pitrhcs-uetEcin,
.. rmpire-Mr. Doescher. Tune OF game-Two hours
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WASHINGTON, duly 9--The Indianapolis Club defeated
the Wnshingons FOR the third successive time to day.
by punching their Tits In tho first and eighth innings
petty plays but their utter inability to hit the ball safely
when bases lost them the game Tho field
Ing OF Farrell Basset and Denny good whilo Whit.
neY and Sh0mhnrE led q. the bat. The score:
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Quite r. number OF bats wore made Mt even
mSner that tho famous little, GeldinS would not
beat 10. Tho judges were htessrs. David Bon
ner, j. S. Smith. aud n. L. Hunting.
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Start Finish. Edpsed Corrected.
II. y. s. n. HMs.
AIcedo ....... .I2 :24.O9 S5I:ll 3:27o 2:27O2
Volus!a :. .l2:2l:il 3:533i 1881 SO 3:2s:loM
cLAss-CABIS sLooPs.
Nellie. IL 1920 4OS10 3445O 3:44:5O
THIRD CLASSICAL RGGEp, OVER 20 rIEf
Orisnta :3o:27 10000 32942 3:2oH2
Zelda. ...s IL :24:io 4o5:4o 3:Il 80 3:3S:35 4
FOURTH cL.ss-CAT RiCGEp.
Telapbone =. 1o:o3O7 4ll;tl 3:isO4 S.46:fo
Terrapin ..i2:2i4o 42o:36 s:5oa7 3:55A7
Triangle .......l2: 2B47
Aug 20 has been set rs the day for tho an
nnnl races of tho Greenwich Club when the
Titania and Shamrock arc expected to take
part. Mr.. Lee has offered n 81 80 cup as prize
for tho first class and Commodore Hamilton
$50 cup for second clNss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-10

The hnckmen about the Polo grounds raised quito
rulnpus after yesterdays game by attempt to rilo
over President Day. During the afternoon the acamen
were forced 10 stand in line and they blamed Mr. bay
for IT, After the ms he was crossing the street.
% them whipped up III, horses and attempted e
hiinl XIII lin" There much excitement No
hackmen will be allowed 20 stand ct the Polo grounds
lercnlinr.